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Toronto CREW Welcomes Four New Faces To Board Of Directors For 2025-2026

Toronto CREW renews its Board of Directors annually, with a call for nominations issued each spring.

Policy

City-Wide Sixplexes, Apartment Infill On Tomorrow’s Housing Committee Agenda

This month’s Toronto Planning and Housing Committee agenda is all about diversifying and expanding housing options in areas already supported by public infrastructure.

Renting

Incentive City: How Toronto Landlords Are Filling Units Amid Low Demand

The use of incentives to fill rental units doubled year over year last quarter due to weakening demand, prompting landlords to get creative with the perks they offer.

The hotel being proposed for 1580 W 3rd Avenue in Vancouver.

Development Projects

Vancouver's First Mass Timber Hotel Proposed Near Granville Island

The 18-storey hotel proposal is set for 1580 W 3rd Avenue in Vancouver, about midway between Granville Island and W Broadway.

Opulence Meets Ultimate Recreation At This 10.9-Acre Victoria Estate

Though just 15 minutes from downtown Victoria, this address feels distinctly set apart — protected, peaceful, and purpose-built for generational enjoyment.

Policy

Vancouver Passes New Development Approval Procedure Axing Public Hearings

The change that eliminates public hearings for ODP-compliant development projects is being introduced so the City is compliance with Bill 18.

Economy

Bank Of Canada Holds Interest Rate For Second Time In A Row

This marks the second consecutive pause from the Bank of Canada, and leaves the policy interest rate at 2.75%.

Real Estate News

GTA Active Listings Hit 31K In May – Highest In Nearly 25 Years

Buyer hesitation, sluggish sales, and improving affordability all shape the latest TRREB data release.

The Bank of Canada building in Ottawa, where Wednesday's interest rate decisions will be made.

Economy

Where Every Big Bank Stands On Wednesday's Interest Rate Announcement

The Bank of Canada will make its latest interest rate decision this week, and trade uncertainty continues to be high of mind as economists place their bets.

The office of Coromandel Properties at #1800-1188 West Georgia Street in Vancouver.

Industry

Investors Place Coromandel Properties Under Receivership As Saga Enters Third Year

Coromandel Properties sought out CCAA creditor protection in February 2023 and was the first of a wave of real estate insolvencies in Metro Vancouver.

Real Estate News

Toronto City Council Approves 7 High-Rise Proposals From Choice, Diamante, And More

The lion’s share of development applications before Council this month got the green light, which is perhaps a testament to the intensified emphasis on homebuilding in Toronto.

Industry

Toronto Development Marketing Firm L.A. Inc. Closes After 40 Years

"The end of an era." After 40 years in business, top real estate marketing firm L.A. Inc. announced on Thursday that the company has closed its doors.

Premier David Eby outside the BC legislative building on May 7, 2025.

Policy

BC Gov To Order Changes In West Van And Oak Bay After Missed Housing Targets

Earlier this year, the Province appointed special advisors to review why West Vancouver and Oak Bay missed their housing targets by a wide margin.

Industry

Breaking News

Toronto CREW Welcomes Four New Faces To Board Of Directors For 2025-2026

Toronto CREW renews its Board of Directors annually, with a call for nominations issued each spring.

City-Wide Sixplexes, Apartment Infill On Tomorrow’s Housing Committee Agenda

This month’s Toronto Planning and Housing Committee agenda is all about diversifying and expanding housing options in areas already supported by public infrastructure.

Incentive City: How Toronto Landlords Are Filling Units Amid Low Demand

The use of incentives to fill rental units doubled year over year last quarter due to weakening demand, prompting landlords to get creative with the perks they offer.

Vancouver's First Mass Timber Hotel Proposed Near Granville Island

The 18-storey hotel proposal is set for 1580 W 3rd Avenue in Vancouver, about midway between Granville Island and W Broadway.

Opulence Meets Ultimate Recreation At This 10.9-Acre Victoria Estate

Though just 15 minutes from downtown Victoria, this address feels distinctly set apart — protected, peaceful, and purpose-built for generational enjoyment.

Vancouver Passes New Development Approval Procedure Axing Public Hearings

The change that eliminates public hearings for ODP-compliant development projects is being introduced so the City is compliance with Bill 18.

Bank Of Canada Holds Interest Rate For Second Time In A Row

This marks the second consecutive pause from the Bank of Canada, and leaves the policy interest rate at 2.75%.

GTA Active Listings Hit 31K In May – Highest In Nearly 25 Years

Buyer hesitation, sluggish sales, and improving affordability all shape the latest TRREB data release.

Where Every Big Bank Stands On Wednesday's Interest Rate Announcement

The Bank of Canada will make its latest interest rate decision this week, and trade uncertainty continues to be high of mind as economists place their bets.

Investors Place Coromandel Properties Under Receivership As Saga Enters Third Year

Coromandel Properties sought out CCAA creditor protection in February 2023 and was the first of a wave of real estate insolvencies in Metro Vancouver.

Toronto City Council Approves 7 High-Rise Proposals From Choice, Diamante, And More

The lion’s share of development applications before Council this month got the green light, which is perhaps a testament to the intensified emphasis on homebuilding in Toronto.

Toronto Development Marketing Firm L.A. Inc. Closes After 40 Years

"The end of an era." After 40 years in business, top real estate marketing firm L.A. Inc. announced on Thursday that the company has closed its doors.

BC Gov To Order Changes In West Van And Oak Bay After Missed Housing Targets

Earlier this year, the Province appointed special advisors to review why West Vancouver and Oak Bay missed their housing targets by a wide margin.

Are Rennie's Layoffs The Canary In The Presale Coal Mine?

Rennie Group has announced they'll be laying off 25% of their staff in response to a drop in condominium presales activity over the last two years.

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Breaking News

Toronto CREW renews its Board of Directors annually, with a call for nominations issued each spring.

This month’s Toronto Planning and Housing Committee agenda is all about diversifying and expanding housing options in areas already supported by public infrastructure.

The use of incentives to fill rental units doubled year over year last quarter due to weakening demand, prompting landlords to get creative with the perks they offer.

The 18-storey hotel proposal is set for 1580 W 3rd Avenue in Vancouver, about midway between Granville Island and W Broadway.

Though just 15 minutes from downtown Victoria, this address feels distinctly set apart — protected, peaceful, and purpose-built for generational enjoyment.

​The change that eliminates public hearings for ODP-compliant development projects is being introduced so the City is compliance with Bill 18.

This marks the second consecutive pause from the Bank of Canada, and leaves the policy interest rate at 2.75%.

Buyer hesitation, sluggish sales, and improving affordability all shape the latest TRREB data release.

The Bank of Canada will make its latest interest rate decision this week, and trade uncertainty continues to be high of mind as economists place their bets.

Coromandel Properties sought out CCAA creditor protection in February 2023 and was the first of a wave of real estate insolvencies in Metro Vancouver.

The lion’s share of development applications before Council this month got the green light, which is perhaps a testament to the intensified emphasis on homebuilding in Toronto.​

"The end of an era." After 40 years in business, top real estate marketing firm L.A. Inc. announced on Thursday that the company has closed its doors.

Earlier this year, the Province appointed special advisors to review why West Vancouver and Oak Bay missed their housing targets by a wide margin.

Rennie Group has announced they'll be laying off 25% of their staff in response to a drop in condominium presales activity over the last two years.

2025 © STOREYS Publishing Inc. | All Rights Reserved

The change that eliminates public hearings for ODP-compliant development projects is being introduced so the City is compliance with Bill 18.

The lion’s share of development applications before Council this month got the green light, which is perhaps a testament to the intensified emphasis on homebuilding in Toronto.